Mada-MCFC-adaM said:I thought tonight was extremely funny.
As soon as Alan came on, myself and my mates started to laugh, like thousands of others.
You're playing a European team who will have a load of players you've never heard of and you can hardly say their names, then all of a sudden 'Alan' appears. Goooo on Alan lad!!
It was a point in the game where it was a bit dull, everyone was freezing and it needed a pick up, and Alan provided that.
Everyone in Britain knows an Alan. Before the songs started, me and my mates starting singing amongst ourselves about an Alan we know, as we already thought it was funny that an 'Alan' had come on.
It was a good laugh tonight, great City humour and and fair play to good old Alan.
If you didn't 'get it' then you probably never will.
;-)johnmc said:SWP's back said:Read your own cock.
Ps sorry if you found idiot offensive!
I really did. Considered retaliating with nob but thought better of it. Didn't want to come down to your tattoo loving level.
I don't know why he's leaving, or where he's gonna go
I saw him on a Wednesday playing in the snow
But for 34 years we've been living next door to Alan. Alan? Who the fuck is Alan?
lee-mcfc said:hahahah @ his wiki page
who changed it is too funny
Alan became popular amongst supporters of Manchester City F.C. in the December 2010 Europa League tie between the two clubs. After coming on as a 57th-minute substitute, Alan repeatedly recieved some of the loudest cheers of the night and a number of terrace chants, and has developed something of a cult following by the club's supporters. Shortly after the match, his Wikipedia page was altered to include such outlandish statements as 'he can fly' and 'he is the best footballer ever'.